Apple has blocked access to another virtual network client in the Russian segment of its app store. In late October, the creators of the Incy app, which served as an alternative to other popular services, received a removal notification. The developers are working to restore its availability, while the application remains freely available in all other countries.
Reasons for removal and app specifics
The removal is attributed to platform rules requiring compliance with national legislation. The request originated from regulatory authorities citing laws on restricting access to prohibited content. The tool itself is a free utility that does not offer dedicated servers, requiring users to manually input parameters for third-party or personal connections.
Previous removal cases
Such catalog cleanups occur on a regular basis. Previously, the Happ application temporarily disappeared from the store, and in March 2026, tools like Streisand, V2Box, and v2RayTun faced similar restrictions. Throughout 2025, official regulatory demands led to the removal of 1,213 different applications from the platform.
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